The Posthumous Works Of Samuel Butler

Exploring the tumultuous periods of the Grand Rebellion and King Charles II's reign, this collection showcases Samuel Butler's diverse writings, including poetry, prose, and political satire. First published posthumously in 1754, the works highlight Butler's sharp wit and insightful commentary on 17th-century England's political and social issues. Alongside these writings, a key to "Hudibras" is included, offering readers a deeper understanding of Butler's literary contributions and the era's complexities.